11) Jesmond Cricket Club, Newcastle — Newcastle's most popular bonfire night gathering
Date: Sunday, November 8
Entry fee: £4 for adults, £2 for children
Website: www.newcastlecc.org.uk
The annual firework display at Jesmond Cricket Club in Newcastle always attracts big numbers. The event now also has fire-dancers from 5.20pm, as well as terrific festival food including wood-fired pizza, paella, pancakes, hog roast and Mulled Wine.
It's recommended you get there early.
10) Heaton Park, Manchester — One of three major displays in the city of Manchester
Date: Thursday, November 5
Entry fee: Free
Website: www.manchester.gov.uk
The biggest bonfire celebration in Manchester is going to be a busy one, so it's recommended you arrive at least an hour before the bonfire is lit at 7:30pm.
The event is one of three major displays put on by the council in the city, alongside Platt Fields Park's display in Fallowfield and Wythenshawe Park in South Manchester.
9) Sparks in the Park, Castle Green, Cardiff — Watch the fireworks illuminate this 1,960-year-old castle
Date: Saturday, November 7
Entry fee: Adult: £7.50, Child: £3.75
Website: cardiff.roundtable.co.uk
Watch the fireworks illuminate this 1,960-year-old castle at Wales' largest and most impressive displays. Being the largest display in Wales, roughly 20,000 people are expected to attend.
8) Glasgow Green, Glasgow — Join over 50,000 spectators at Scotland's biggest bonfire night celebrations
Date: Wednesday, November 4
Entry fee: Free
Website: glasgowlife.org.uk
Glasgow Green's event is more than just a bonfire and fireworks. There are merchandise stalls, funfair rides, and a number of food stalls to keep the 50,000 attendees entertained. More than 3,000 fireworks will be set off in one of Scotland's biggest bonfire night celebrations.
7) Fireworks at the fort, Segedunum Roman Fort, Wallsend — Watch this spectacular display from ancient ruins.
Date: Thursday, November 5
Entry fee: Free
Website: www.segedunumromanfort.org.uk
Travel back in time as you celebrate bonfire night in the roman ruins of Segedunum Fort, next to the eastern section of Hadrian's wall.
This is a brilliant chance to delve into the north-east's rich history while enjoying some dazzling pyrotechnics.
6) Primrose Hill, London — Unrivalled views of the capital city
Date: All week
Entry Fee:
Although Primrose Hill doesn't have a dedicated firework display or bonfire, the spot offers unrivalled panoramic views of the city, allowing you to see spectacular displays across London's skyline throughout the week.
Obviously November 5 will be particularly busy, so arrive early if you want a spot at the top of the hill.
5) Roundhay Park, Leeds — One of West Yorkshire's most spectacular displays
Date: Thursday, November 5
Entry fee: Free
Website: www.otterytarbarrels.co.uk
Thousands are expected to gather for one of West Yorkshire's largest bonfires and firework displays in the picturesque Roundhay Park, located in the Roundhay suburb of Leeds. The bonfire will be lit at 7:30 p.m. with the pyrotechnics kicking off shortly afterwards at 8 p.m.
4) The Ottery St Mary Tar Barrel festival, Exeter — A brilliantly dangerous 400-year-old tradition
Date: Thursday, November 5
Entry fee: Free
Website: www.otterytarbarrels.co.uk
This is as extreme as bonfire night gets. The Ottery St Mary Tar Barrel festival takes place every year and sees participants running through the streets while carrying burning barrels of tar until the heat becomes unbearable or the barrel breaks down.
The 400-year-old tradition attracts spectators from around the world but has been threatened with closure in recent years due to public liability, so if you want to see it, you may have limited time.
Be warned: this event is not suitable for children, pets, or people who don't enjoy crowded environments.
3) Leeds Castle, Kent —The south-east's biggest movie-themed extravaganza
Date: November 7 and November 8
Entry fee: Adults: £19.00, Children: £12.50
Website: www.leeds-castle.com
This year's movie-themed extravaganza will see fireworks performing to cinema's most iconic tunes.
Tickets have to be booked in advance and be sure to arrive by 5:30 p.m., just in time to watch Hollywood light up the sky in one of the south east's most impressive displays.
2) Lewes, Sussex — A unique event steeped in history
Date: Thursday, November 5
Entry fee: £3
Website: www.lewesbonfirecelebrations.com
If you want a truly unique bonfire night, head on down to Lewes, Sussex. Every year, participants take part in a series of processions to mark the anniversary of the foiling of Guy Fawkes' gunpowder plot and to commemorate the memory of the town's 17 protestant martyrs.
It's a tradition steeped in history and parades through the centre of Lewes. The procession is free to watch, but entry to the bonfire and firework display costs £3.
1) Alexandra Palace, London — London's biggest bonfire celebrations
Date: Saturday, November 7
Entry fee: £9
Website: www.alexandrapalace.com
Set against the historic backdrop of Alexandra Palace, watch this spectacular display light up the night sky of Britain's capital. The event will be held on Saturday and is expected to attract around 50,000 Londoners.
After the fireworks, check out the onsite German Bier Festival, the funfair, parades by Mutoid Waste, laser Shows, ice skating, mulled wine, and much more.